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poor condition ‘today: i. hospital

 

’ here with’. JUnjuries ‘suffered inva,

weekend: traffic: accident. in’ the
northern: British: Columbia city.
The Prince’.George ‘man was
flown. ‘here. Monday. for treat-
ment. and, has: remained. uncon-
scious since the’ accident.”

‘People too material

PRINCE GEORGE’ “Q) — Peo-
ple. wre too materiaistig, Says,
Britksh Columbia Highways Min-
ister Guglardl, Speaking to more
Wren 250, people in the. Pente-
costal Tabernacle: Sunday night,
Na. ead: "We place * too. much
significance on material wealth
when It should be om God,”

B.C.: youth: in Cuba. |

wLEN'TICTON cee ce A 10-yerur-
old: Penticton “you he may have
laken parb-ine the: invasion of
Oubn by anti-Castro forces, Ir

rol ‘Raven, 10, wrote hls parents,

  

“Roger. ‘Pear “
ds cin

‘the Indian Act.

“work -

 

 

 

ri 6: stations: haga

el the a anti ne Castro |r * revolutionany
army, and “I: am
Cuba: on™the 20th.

Magistrate opposed
-MANCOUVER Po —. A» North

 

Vancouver magistrate has, taken
the: opposite view. to ruling car-

Hier in’ Lillooet’ in. rejecting an
argument. that. the Canadian Bill
of Rights ‘overrides ‘sections | of
the federal Indian “Act: dealing
with. Hquor: regulations, Magis-
trate A. E,.Pool made ‘the ruling
in finding Harvey Gonzales, 38,

{ofthe Mission reserve gullty of

the re-
4 ot

possession of beer off
serve contrary. to y segtion

_Work. main. purpose

“VANCOUVER (hy) — Hard, work
ix. the main. purpose of student:
life. In .the Sovict Union, a Rus-
sian school teacher sald Monday,
"We try ta develop a Jove. for
among. students because
work is the main purpose of stu.

dont life,” said Mrs, Lydia Chup- |"
rakova, pre esident: of the 1,000,000

member Teachers’ Federation of
the Russian. Republic, -

 
 

sleaving " for ‘v

 

 

 

ne gi oto cite a that .
. [they. propose to. construct] «
‘/some_ 5 houses; some 28 i

 

City ‘Administrator Ro wW. ‘Long

A told. at th meeting: inla written re- fo?
ompany. had de-~:

nt: funds.to_ cover.

the: sea ‘of: the work and a: -por-.

tion of. this: would. be refunded).
in: accordance: ‘with : council: “pol=

cy, ‘when, houses « ‘were connected .

all funds necessary | for the com-

. | Pletion: of, the ‘work. :
The council was also told ‘that Lh

a housing. “needs survey will be
conducted. throughout: the ‘city

viewers from’, Associated | Engi-

   

' S erning’ and
had: his rifle’ -edhfiscated when
he: appeared . “in ‘court Saturday |.
before. Juvenile: ‘Court Judge: R.].
A: McLean on a; charge of carry-
ing a firearm, without a hunting
licence, -°~
_ RCMP said. ‘that the charge
was: laid followihg an incident
April 6 when the youth was
found shooting: @ .22 calibre rifle
in Roosevelt Park. ::

SOLID DOO IIDOVOLODE onercorse

REL IEF FUND

 

‘Lo: $409; -

Muskeg Square Danco Club,
Donations. may“be mailed

‘ments Fire Re lof Fund, Fund,

¢ alata iatetaltaatnte

 

| ed when’ water and sewer- |
[age haye feenslaid,

$54,000.’ Water:.- ‘installations ‘will |
-tamount . bo. $10, 000. — a total of.
$64, 000...

Ww. will carry out. the “,
water: ‘installation. work. Tenders |.
{aL be called.for the.sewer work. |.
| Ridge: Holdings,’ Mr. Long’ said,

will advance from. their: deposit’:

starting May: by trained inter-

Te boy.

 

aoe he, ‘funds to assish victims of the: April 20 fire
Hampton . Apartments and an. adjoining house, :

 

 
   
  
  
 

‘Winnipeg ‘whe
» With. army, officers to. in Carel civil defence and : national : survival.

  
  

   

 

neering Services Ltd: of Vancou-|-
-pver. .to supply: Central: Mortgage.
oS and: Housing Corporation . with |’.
eo figures showing. the exact. degree .
-<lof house: ‘shortages, in ‘this city.”

_M ‘Long: “said that: No: assist: |

 

         
 

  

‘bonb’t tests. ei

LONDON (Reuters) _ - Mose
cow ‘radio said’ today France's
latest atom test in the Sahara
upset an agreement. on -end-
ing nuclear tests and constit-
utes. “a challenge to ‘world

public opinion. wo
POOCDPOPOOOOOOD

FOR VICTIMS

 

.OF FIRE «REACHES. $409 MARK

“al, the’

tod ay rose

-?" Gontribullons made since. yesterday Include $50. from: the
Loyal Order. Of the Moose’ Lodge No, 1051;° $5 from Canon
‘ Samuel Kinley of “Kilkalla; $10 from. Victor, Janzen; $5 from
Mrs. Alfred Ritchle and $2 from Anonyinous; $12 from the

or. brought in, to The. Dully

Nows, . Cheques should be made out to. The Hampton. Apart-

POUPDPOLILEIODIDLISEOLIDIEOOETIOL ONS aes

= Robert Gordon, Carol Sha tford lead schools’

fags
Mite

as Faster examinations honors list announced

* A Lutatl of 3d students in Booth Memorial Junior High School and afur ther, eight i in the Prince Ru-

pert. ‘Senior High School have beet announced as having met honors: standards in, their.

(fons. i Gradeg:l2 to 7 by: their 4 respective principals,

win the Sonior High: tha results

wAko us follows; Graco 12, Robert

Chosdon, ducy. Fossiim: and Lesllo
Meharen, Grado J): Jano Shop-
pard; Grade 10: Wondy Chriss

Anan, David Roll; ‘Robert Groon

avd Chariana Piront; hot
ebflghost
aoydon with 7,008 while Japo
sheppard nnd Wendy Christon-
ad Mnel the nox Highest’ nyer=
nid in thal roapoaitye e]naHON

a7,
WOOTH Mi EMORAL bes

ecarvold Shatford. and Karon
sterile tied for londing reins

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in: Grailo 9 with 6.78 ab Booth
Memorial, . Michiyo: Nakanishi
was Grado 8 load with 6.70 and
Melod
with 6.40... °

Pull rosuils. aro! - “Grade: Dt
Onrol Shitfored,’ ‘Karon: McBrido,
Arnold Rivatt, Margnyot: Rick-
ard, Judy Grimolfson, Belly Ma-
Gruther, .lanee Nish), Shirloy
Thomas, - Sandra. Plotcher and
Rowland: MoLeod, ‘all's, pasos!
ane Lothar enor, Donna Ane

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Shiatford ‘boppad Grado 7.

wollen, Pil rioitl nied Lauronco
Gordon with ‘B! passes, oo
Jn Grade 8: Michlyo Nakan-
ish}, Tom Timms, Alison Nowton,
Janel MacDonald, Heathor Bax-
tor, Monier. Kowal and: Richard
Lloyd, UL AN paasos; and

lottery case
again remanded |

“Marl Seoth Gord Coull,

 

who] :

sald he livocd at 6% Third] .

Avonuo West, plonded not guilty
to nv chargo: of iegally conduct-
ing. a lottery. whon. Ho apponrod

In. police court thla, morning ba-

fore: Magistrate; m.° T, Applo-
whalle and was-.remanded until
Thuraddy for trial: —

Coll waa represonted by doe

 

fenco consol W, N, Poole, He
did nob Dake for. -ball, palice
atatod, a ss

 

  

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Charlotte Callbroath, Juno In-
sulander: and Joan. Binclalr, with
“B" “phagos, i.

Grade! 7 resulta: Melody Bhal-
ford, ‘Joun “Margetson,. John
Marshall, . Carol: ‘Fossum — and
Maureen Prampton, "A" passos;
Lynno' Johnston; . Allgon ; Large,

 

~-| Douglas McBrido, ‘ ‘Joseph Bouby

and aim Wood, “Bl ‘pastor,

‘Failure to stop
earns $15 fine.

“Yalling. Lo: Atop: it a. slop: sian
cost Donnld - Macdonald: of 327
Fifth Avenuo Bast’ $18 when he
aay wet a Pollo court Baro

0 Dopu Magistrate
R, A, MoLoan, - ihe ne

 

tho: chargo” Wwhieh was Inid fol-
lowing’ an Incident about 11 pm.
Mriday when, he failod: to atop
nom tho. ‘Mtoracction, of. Sovond

 

: Avonuo: and. Third, Avenue,

education regarding the added

“Macdonald. plondod guilty 10],

  
    

  
 
 

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...Debre’: declared:
destined. for: fighting. ‘the: “Mos-

 

 

 

son for the: iticreasc. was “due ‘to
the “new: \provine ; financial
formula for. schools and. also ‘the
increase in capita costs. for, new:
schools,

 

proposed that a strong Protest
letter be sent to the minister -of

costs. He said: “The time has
come for some real hollerin’, We
can’t afford to have the govern-
ment being good to us.” | os

. He asked that Social’. Credit
MLA, W, H. Murray be asked to
assist, in -having the. matter

 

‘Vandals p pro woke
police action

Outbreaks of vandalism in. the
area around Ninth Avenue ‘Bast
and Conrad: ‘Street have been re-
ported to RCMP recently,
Polico said that vandals have
heen tramping lawns, breaking
flowers, throwing. rocks, at
houses ald cars’ and generally
causing disturbances, | :

2 They warned. that police ve-~
hiclos would:'step up their- patrols
of the aren in-an of fort to. halt
these outbreaks,

Fire death baby
‘buried Sa tutdlay y

A coroner's: inquost into’ the
death of il-month-old Agnes
Jackson who died In the fire at}
the Hampton -Apartmonts ‘Inst
Thursday was: adjourned until
7pm, April 27 at the Olty’ Hall,
Body of tho child. was idontl-
fled. by the fnthor, Robert. Jack- | ,
son, and was released, for burial,
Coroner Goorgo B,. Dawes said
Lhat a. postmortom waa to. ho
hold Inst: Priday, 6. 0.

“Tho jury was ‘composed of
Wilfred. Harland - Lowia, ' foro-
man, Harry: Innis, «© William
Stubbs, Raymond Spring, Arthur
Loslia: Smith and Howard Uin-

caln, 2."
Funornl vorvicos wore held

Saturday. ab FPorguaon : Punoral

 

 

nes of the Salvation Army | of-
flotating: Intormont, followed au

 

* Alderman TT Norton’ Youngs

Home with Captain B, G, Moln- | in

 

end ‘of May. : 3

G. BB. Mecombie sald - tivat
the eventual. cost of. the second
phase will be, slightly less. than
the | contract. sum as fewer. pile
foundations: ‘Nave | been : required
than estimated - in: the’ original
tender form,’

He‘alsd ‘siid the clearing: up
work will probably “not. be com-
pleted until the end of June °.

The cily ‘works’ ‘departmont
portion of; the project {s: about
70 per cont! complete, he went on,
and this was good progress, -

However, ‘despite. the’ reports
of progress, thore were also com-
plaints.

Alderman Gordon Carlson val
that the condition of First: and]:
Second Overlook strects: “was de.
plorable.”. Ho. sald that streots

thé fire engine ‘could «get -up
them if the. need. should arise;
Ho: -moyed that -Associated. In-
gineering should bo approached
to Raye: the matter cloared.up
Ag soon as possible,” Thoro. had

Liquor. still.
discovered .

‘ Throe. moi ‘apponrod. in poiteo|.
gourt yeatorday before
trate B, T. : Applewhalte . ON
chargos ‘of. possosmon of a ‘alin,
Anthony Apathy and Carol Bale.
gor,. both, of: 818 Wifth Street
plendad nol guilty to the charge
and wore, romanded janbil May 2
for trip),

 

 

also of 318 Fifth Stroot,’ ‘pleadod
guilty to the charge nnd: was. ro=
mandod untll May 2 for. Aontenc.

Ng
ROMP . anid ‘tho: ‘charges, wore
laid nam result. of. police. Inyoss

 

Palrylow Sheesh (Ban ow

‘complaints o on clearing

‘Work:on-the second phase. of the city sewerage
project has been 80 per cent completed, stated engi-
neer consultants, Associated Engineering ‘Services
Ltd.-of Vancouver, i in a report to city council Monday
night ‘and that ¢ 90, ‘per cent will be completed by. the

wore blocked and he: doubted if].

was “Ind following an -incident
about - 12:48 a.m, |

Magla: |:

‘Pacific Gront’. Dastern Railway i.
route | was: announced’ ‘today: by |

Tho third: man: Rolla’ Gyulal,

President ‘Jacques: “Chaban;Del- | ‘
_}mas.read aloud: a. message . from: |

t President Charles, °

* ‘calling « for, “the: suppo
mo country’ s ‘legislators...

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‘|been a lot: of compiaints ‘trom
residents,’ Ald; Carlson went’on,.
City Administrator R, W. Long.
told the council .there ‘was.no
time Hmit in the. contracts and
that the contractors usually did
their. work according. ito: their
own schedule. He’ said:* he
thought that. the request: fora
speed up of the clearing .process
might. result in claims for fur-/,
ther: payments—"they usually
do,” he concluded. - ee
The counell decided ‘that the
matter, should: be brought to the
attention of the engineering:
consultants for action, >

-Attack-on wife

draws penalties.

George ‘Jeffrey, of. 129° Ninth
Street: was given'a three-month
suspended ‘sentence, and ‘order-
od ‘to post a $50. bond. when’ he
pleaded ‘guilty: In police: court
this: morning. before. :Maglatrate
Q...T. Applowhalte ' on, ‘a charge
of common: assault)»:
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| Third. ‘Avene :Woat: when’ Joft-
| fey. ‘assaulted ‘his wife: Vera, a

Gas ‘price ‘drop.

    

 

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bor-management scrap;“involv-"

‘CPR, ONR and four smaller:

were brought, together. Monday

 
  
 
 

   
  

 

: negotiating’ teams f.
the major, railways: -and‘:the 15 /
{.non-operating: rail unions” are'to 9.
meet again in’ a- new; -govyern=
ment ‘-.. - sponsored ‘effort: “to~re=
solve. their. multi-million-dollar o
wage impasse and avert’ a.trans= -
continental railway tleup: threat- .
ened for May 16...” a
The exact. ‘meeting. place “and
time of. the, talks. are, helng:kept
secret,’ -
‘The’ ‘contract ‘dispute: ‘te ‘Oa |
ada’s biggest ‘and ‘tilckiesfTla:. °° §

    

  

 
         
       
 
    
    

 

 
    
   
  
  
   
      
   
     
   
    
     
 
 
   
   
 
    
  

 

    
   

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DISPUTANTS: MET. en
Key | figures in. the’: “Gisplite

 

ata: meeting. arranged by'téle-
phone’ by‘ Labor Minister: Starr,
Monday's :conference . was: at=
tended by ‘CNR President, Don-
aud. Gordon;. ‘CPR. President™N,
R,: Crump; : ‘chief. union’ neégotia: -
tor | Frank, HY Hall: and’: George
Pawgon,, secretary, of. ‘the “16-un-
lee. Joint" negotiating’ edmnmit- :
BQ. ee ue sos hf Shas che ly
“Once. together, ‘they. ‘aubeda’ to.
continue, their. discuasiotis(: Wade
nesday-—bringing in. the full:ne- .
gotiating.. teams . AB WA ey
‘Both;Mr,' Crump and Mr Gore ce EE
don, ‘spent: soveral days.in Ote - oe
tawa’ last. week,, attending: :ape- ae
cial: ‘conferences with Mrs Starr, - aoe
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Postmastor., = Genoral: Witton ee
Hamilton;:.Barller Mr. Hall and yo
Mr, Starr, alked over stho Doe
disputo,:,: Loni

‘Indications ‘are: that: tine’ fev.
ernment “provided | a baal yen
which: new, meaningful ma Dy

tlons oan, take. ‘place..

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